We have stayed before in Soi Nana and we knew what to expect about the neighborhood. The place itself provides you with a different experience from what you would get from a hotel in Bangkok. Being in Soi Nana, the place puts you a few feet away from some nice bars and restaurants and a couple of blocks from Yaowarat, the main street in Chinatown. It is centrally located and with the opening of the new MRT stations (8-10 minute walk), you can access most places in Bangkok via public transportation. Pupe's place sits on top of a bar that she owns and that opens only during weekends. For us, it was a weekday, so it was quiet when we stayed. I would recommend the place as it is clean, convenient, accessible and provides you with an experience that will not find anywhere else in Bangkok.